Our Facilities

Sea Mar Community Health Centers

Sea Mar Marysville Medical

Sea Mar’s Marysville clinic will be the primary FMP site.

Sea Mar Community Health Center, Marysville is the primary Family Medicine Center and home for the residents. This is where residents see their primary patient panels and learn ambulatory family medicine. The Program Director and several faculty members are also based here. Weekly case-based didactics sessions are held in the large conference room at this clinic.

All Sea Mar residency clinics are NCQA level 3 Patient Centered Medical Homes, with robust care teams. Team members include Family Physicians, Maternal Support teams, MSWs, Chronic Care Coordinators, Dieticians, Health Educators, Medical Assistants, and Patient Navigators. The Sea Mar clinics are spacious and new or recently remodeled. There are enough exam and procedure rooms for the residents, faculty, and a few other primary care providers.

All of our clinics serve patients of any age, religion, ethnicity, or sexual orientation and regardless of income, occupation, gender, immigration status, or citizenship status. Many of our staff speak more than one language, helping us better serve diverse communities.

Sea Mar Lynnwood Medical

Sea Mar Community Health Center Lynnwood is our newest residency clinic. A couple of residents from each class will be placed at Sea Mar Lynnwood for their ambulatory family medicine continuity clinic. Faculty members will also work out of this clinic. Newly remodeled and spacious, this clinic also houses the Sea Mar Lynnwood Alderwood Behavioral Health Clinic

Sea Mar Everett Medical

Residents from each class will be placed at Sea Mar Everett for their ambulatory family medicine continuity clinic. A few faculty members also work mainly out of this clinic.

Hospitals and Specialty Clinics

Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (PRMCE)

Residents will have the majority of their inpatient rotations at PRMCE’s new state-of-the-art medical tower on the Colby campus.

OB and NICU rotations will be at PRMCE’s Pavilion for Women and Children on the Pacific campus.

Residents will do all of their inpatient training (aside from Inpatient Pediatrics) at PRMCE. Providence’s mission is very much aligned with that of Sea Mar, caring for the underserved and those with financial barriers. This community based hospital has 571 beds, performs 4,500 deliveries annually, and one of the busiest ER in the state of Washington. PRMCE has two campuses, less than two miles apart. Sea Mar is the only residency at the hospital. Most rotations are done at the Colby campus, which includes a new, large inpatient tower and ER. The OB, MFM and NICU rotations are done at the Pacific campus, in a modern multi-story building.

Seattle Children's Hospital

The only rotation outside of Snohomish County is at Seattle Children’s Hospital. One block of Inpatient Pediatrics training is done at Seattle Children’s. This renowned medical center has a national reputation as a leader in pediatric medical care. Faculty pediatrician Cor Van Niel is on staff at Children’s.

Specialty Clinics

The facilities for outpatient specialty rotations are located throughout Snohomish County. These sites include multispecialty clinics, individual specialty clinics, and the Snohomish County Health Department. Most of our specialty rotations are with Providence Medical Group and Western Washington Medical Group. These well respected multispecialty clinics have a number of specialists available for our outpatient rotations. Additionally, there are some other specialists in the community that support the residency by welcoming residents into their clinics.